The phrase "acclaimed technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe technologies that have received recognition or praise for their quality or effectiveness.
Example: "The conference showcased several acclaimed technologies that are revolutionizing the industry."
Alternatives: "renowned technologies" or "celebrated technologies".
Five years ago, Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry, was one of the most acclaimed technology companies in the world.
For the grand opening celebration of the Exploratorium's new location in San Francisco, acclaimed creative technology innovators, Obscura Digital, transform the façade of the historic Pier 15 into a luminous portal revealing unseen dimensions of complex micro and macro phenomena.
Don Tapscott is the bestselling author of Wikinomics, The Digital Economy, and a dozen other acclaimed books about technology, business and society.
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THE ability of new technologies to create critically acclaimed wines is evident in the prosperity of E.& J. Gallo Winery.
Yet Carl Ford, the content director for Pulver.com, the company started by Jeff Pulver, the man widely acclaimed as the pioneer of VoIP technology, points to what may be the only workable business model for the broadband industry in the future.
Rogers is also the founder and host of the Center on Global Brand Leadership's acclaimed BRITE conference on brands, innovation, and technology, where global CEOs and CMOs come together with leading technology firms, media companies, and entrepreneurs, to address the challenges of building strong brands in the digital age.
Luckey, a Long Beach native acclaimed for catalyzing the nascent virtual reality technology industry by founding Oculus VR, has said his new venture could do the same for the defense industry.
Dr. Turkle has spent more than 30 years interviewing hundreds of children and parents (and has written two acclaimed books) as research into our relationship with technology.
This partnership represents an important advance in bringing acclaimed titles across the MIT Press' publications in science, technology, art, and architecture to a global online audience.
Moreover, as discussed in Jared Diamond's acclaimed bestseller Guns, Germs, and Steel, biological invasions and modern technology paved the way for colonial rule, the market economy, and globalization.
